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berryg
7mo ago
No Lidar anymore on the 2026 Volvo models ES60 and EX60. See for example: https://www.jalopnik.com/2032555/volvo-ends-luminar-lidar-20...
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berryg
8mo ago
I cannot read the pages on the Claude website. I am using pi-hole and that causes text not being rendered. Annoying.
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10mo ago
I’m trying to understand the conversation around “world models.” Why is Tesla’s FSD rarely mentioned in these discussions? Their system perceives, reasons, and acts in the physical world, and they train it using large-scale simulation/
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1y ago
Used QGis for the first time a couple of weeks ago. Could only used it with the help of ChatGPT. But, I got what I wanted in a reasonable amount of time.
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1y ago
Driving in the UK can be quite a shock when you're used to the roads in the Netherlands. The speed at which people navigate roundabouts can feel terrifying, and the maximum speed in the countryside is something else. Going *60 mph* on
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berryg
2y ago
I always mention Solar Foods in Finland, https://solarfoods.com/science/ . Their first factory is operational.
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2y ago
:-) The Dead Parrot Sketch, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dead_Parrot_sketch
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2y ago
Right on time. Very useful for a project I am working on.
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3y ago
And can you copy and/or save the generated image?
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3y ago
I was on vacation in Sweden last year. Along the lake near the town of Östersund there were signs that said: PFAS pollution, prohibited fishing. The reason: a fire department training ground where firefighting foam was being practiced. Öste
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3y ago
Maybe this is the way forward: build a Rust SDK which does all the high-performance heavy lifting. On top of it you create bindings (using uniffi) to your favourite front-end language. And you create a frontend focusing just on the front-en
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4y ago
It should be quite easy to stop a Tesla on Autopilot. You just drive in front of it and you slow down. And the Tesla behind you slows down automatically. Just like in a traffic jam. Autopilot is not switching lanes on itself.
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4y ago
You are underestimating the life time expectancy of EV Batteries and the availability of charging stations. A holiday trip over in the northern countries in Europe (Netherlands, Denmark, Sweden and Norway) of around 3500 kilometers is very,
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4y ago
Same experience in Norway. Most day-to-day operations are handled using apps. Ordering at restaurants using QR codes, finding out bus routes and paying for a (digital) bus tickets, paying for a parking spot, using EV charging stations, etc.
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4y ago
I struggle to understand how GPT-3 executes code. Is it simply running a python (or any other language) interpreter? Or is GPT-3 itself interpreting and executing python code? If the latter question is true that would be amazing.
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5y ago
I stopped drinking coffee 20 years ago. Mainly because I suffered a lot from IBS (Irritable Bowel Syndrome). After I stopped drinking coffee that quickly improved. And an added benefit was that I finally understood what sleeping and waking
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6y ago
I experienced this a couple of weeks ago. My wifi was up, but my internetprovider was down. My Macbook came to a halt. Nothing worked anymore. The whole machine was extremely slow. When the internetprovider came back up again, everything wa
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6y ago
Why not use an iPad. IPad on a flat surface and a webcam or any other camera behind the mirror. You can even build a custom mirror-camera using a raspberry-pi, a rip webcam and a small lcd screen. Sounds like a nice DIY project.
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7y ago
Indeed, very cool. I kept thinking that with an Arduino he probably could have build a first prototype with first building a custom circuit. Just nitpicking.
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7y ago
Same here. Tried different interfaces. Nothing.
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7y ago
Will you be at FOSDEM 2020? Would be nice to see a presentation and the actual hardware. https://fosdem.org/2020/
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7y ago
In The Netherlands 'kaswoningen' (Greenhouse Houses) have been build in 2002, 2005 and 2009 in the city of Culemborg. See: http://www.eva-lanxmeer.nl/over/nu/woningbouwprojecten/kaswo... (in Dutch)
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7y ago
Just tested Google 2FA login with a Solokey. Works perfectly. https://solokeys.com
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8y ago
I am using Elm-UI. I haven't written any CSS or any raw HTML in my project. The elm-ui layout model works very well. The `explain` attribute is a life saver in more complex layouts. There is much to love and very little to hate. I have
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8y ago
I have not given this much thought or did any research. It is just an idea that popped into my head reading this thread. Why not just replicate the open source software model? Author opens a git repository on a github like repository. Revie
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9y ago
Do you mean something like https://home-assistant.io ?
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9y ago
Wow. All the chefs that worked with him now have more than 70 Michelin stars together.
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9y ago
This page causes Firefox Nightly to spike in CPU and Energy Impact. I notice it earlier with pages with animated gifs on it. So, I installed some extension to not autoplay animated gifs. Something on this page causes the CPU to spike.
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9y ago
Interesting. And integration with Apple Pay. So, you are chatting with a customer to help him/her with the sale of a product and while being in the chat the payment can be made and your product delivered. Very nice.
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10y ago
I have an older MBP. Hunting down processes and especially tabs in Safari or Chrome that cause the CPU to spike and to drain the batteries becomes a daily routine. A routine I don't like. Is there a program that watches excessive CPU u
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